bored or not bored
Been a bit quiet recently, sos here's a wee cartoon, just to say hi again.
Craggan Life
Photos, art, live clips, and all sorts.
Kelvinbridge art in daylight
A daylight version of some street galleries I posted some time ago, from Kelvinbridge, though with a couple of additions.
This includes the "official" and "unofficial", or "art" and "vandalism" if you follow the Glasgow City Council line, garbled as it is. I am tempted to call that number they provided and ask for clarification, but I'm not sure I'd get an answer.Banksy at Sundance
Will the real Banksy stand up? Don't bet on it, and would you want him (?) to anyway?
Graffiti v Street Art
I saw this in my local newpaper this evening, referring back to my October 31st post. It's so confused, lazily fudged thinking and journalism. It says graffiti is a crime but this work involved "the skills of street artist Sam Bates". So where do they draw the line? If the police saw him at work would they arrest him or wait to see if they like it, then let him off, as it's art and not graffiti?
http://www.glasgow-news.org/dec09/ngraffiti.htmlRetweet: original @ Street Art Central
More London street art - November 2009
From Brick Lane, and "The Thousands" exhibition at the Underground Gallery.
Macay by Brick Lane
Some stills taken on Tuesday 17th November, 2009.
Tinariwen bring the desert to Glasgow
Cooler than the desert at night, these are real rebels. Apologies for the muffled sound in the middle. If you like this then check out the others.
Glasgow Street Art Gallery - 2005
http://www.flickr.com/photos/beep0608/
All pictures by Tom Marsden, back then. Sadly, I assume none of the art exists any more, but that's the nature of it.
Real is the main featured artist. Where is he now? I'd love to see more by any of these guys.Glasgow Street Art Gallery #2 - official
Just along from the others, still in the dark so my aim a bit off. Officially sanctioned site, done by school kids, possibly. This is more or less as it runs along the wall near Kelvinbridge.
